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"For this batch of black wine, I'll trade half with the Monastery of the Hammer of Justice. I don't want Gold Coins, I want an equivalent in grain—wheat, rye, barley, soybeans, corn, all are acceptable," Gaven began to show his cunning fox's tail.
When he went to Battle Valley to pioneer new lands, he also had an important task, which was to stockpile grain—massively, madly stockpile grain.
I was worrying about not having a good way to do it when Mr. Darnell delivered himself to my doorstep.
All monasteries and churches are often the actual owners of the surrounding land and the biggest granaries.
In terms of security, monasteries often have their own military protection. Without the support of an Evil God, ordinary evil forces would not dare attack a monastery and risk blasphemous repercussions.
Grain is an excellent way to control and recruit more followers. Some devout followers often convert from refugees who come seeking grain.
